Questions and Answers
Which analyzes the similarities and differences between texts, irrespective of their sources?
comparative method
The Gospel of Luke was probably written _____.
after Mark
Luke's gospels began with ______.
a preface
In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus' birth narrative parallels that of _____.
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In Luke, the hometown of Jesus' parents is _____.
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All of the following are parts of Luke's birth narrative except _____.
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What story is only found in Luke?
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In Luke, the resurrected Jesus tells the disciples to _____.
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Luke's genealogy culminates with _____.
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In one of his sermons in Luke, Jesus compares himself to _____.
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In Jewish tradition, a prophet was _____.
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When it is time for Jesus to die in Luke, he _____.
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What's not said at Jesus' crucifixion in Luke _____.
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According to Luke, the most grievous sin is _____.
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Which of the following is not related to Luke's social interests?
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Study Notes
Comparative Method
- Analyzes similarities and differences between texts regardless of their origins.
Gospel of Luke
- Likely written after the Gospel of Mark.
- Begins with a preface outlining its purpose and content.
Birth Narrative
- Jesus' birth in Luke parallels that of the Old Testament figure Samuel.
- Jesus' parents are identified as hailing from Nazareth.
- The narrative excludes the visit of the Magi, which is present in other gospels.
Unique Stories
- Luke exclusively includes the story of Jesus teaching in the Temple at age twelve.
Post-Resurrection
- The resurrected Jesus instructs his disciples to remain in Jerusalem after his resurrection.
Genealogy
- Luke's genealogy of Jesus culminates with God, emphasizing divine lineage.
Parables and Teachings
- Jesus compares himself to a prophet during one of his sermons, highlighting his role as a messenger.
- In Jewish tradition, a prophet is recognized as a messenger of God.
Passion Narrative
- Jesus demonstrates readiness for his death, signifying acceptance of his mission.
- Unlike other accounts, Luke does not record Jesus' words, "My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?" during the crucifixion.
Sin and Accountability
- According to Luke, the gravest sin is the act of killing a prophet sent by God.
Social Interests
- Luke's genealogy is not directly tied to his social interests, which otherwise focus on marginalized communities and social justice themes.
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